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Petroglyphs created by Native Americans. This scene is of the well-known "Wolfman Panel." Butler Wash. Bears Ears National Monument. Near Bluff. San Juan Co., Utah.
Lubitel 166, Fomapan classic 100, developed for 8 minutes, fomadon R09 1:40, fixed for 5 minutes. Scanned on Epson V600.
Renovated sometime in the last few years...
Eat'nPark - New Castle Road - Butler, Pennsylvania
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This Kmart store was opened on November 7th, 1993 and replaced an older Kmart that relocated from elsewhere in Butler (www.flickr.com/photos/fanofretail/26683523504/). This Kmart store still operates as of mid 2016.
Kmart #4771 - Pullman Square - Hansen Avenue - Butler, Pennsylvania
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The second of the two vintage (1950s era) still operational Dairy Queen stands in Butler... The other stand looks very similar (www.flickr.com/photos/fanofretail/27217223742/)
Dairy Queen - Pittsburgh Road - Butler (Nixon), Pennsylvania
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Leica M2
Voigtlander 35mm f/1.4 Nokton II MC
Orwo UN54 in Tetanol Ultrafin (1:20 @ 68 deg for 8 min)
-- remains of rice mill
Stephen Butler Volvo B7TL / Alexander / Transbus ALX400 (06-D-30576, 00-D-40027 and 02-D-10230) in Midleton, Cork 29th June 2019.
Ex Dublin Bus AX 576, AV 27 and AV 230.
We tried about 30 doors before we found one that was unlocked...
For the record I'm an IU fan. Go Hoosiers!
Amy Butler quilt top on bed. Still needs to be quilted and bound. I used fabrics from Charm, Belle, Lotus and Midwest Modern. Sewn 2008.
A summer storm approaches in the distance as locomotives sit at BPRR's engine service facility in Butler, PA.
Amy Butler fabric and linen. A piece of sweater felt for the needles. The bobbins are cover paper punched out with a large paper punch.
The History of Butler House
Butler House is the Dower House of Kilkenny Castle and has always been associated with the Butler Family, Dukes & Earls of Ormonde who resided at Kilkenny Castle for 500 years.
18th Century
The house was home to Lady Eleanor Butler who lived here after the death of her husband Walter in 1783. Lady Eleanor Butler was the mother of John, the 17th Earl of Ormonde and her daughter, also Eleanor, was one of the famous "ladies of Langollen".
19th Century
James, Earl of Ormonde resided in the house while the Castle was under reconstruction in 1831.
A soup kitchen was run from here during the cholera epidemic of 1832.
The Royal historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland held their meetings in Butler House in 1870.
20th Century
Kilkenny Design, the state design agency, restored Butler House in 1972.
The decor and furnishings reflect a certain 1970s Art Deco style, which because of the muted colours and natural fabrics used, proved sympathetic to the original features of the house. In 1989, the Kilkenny Civic Trust acquired both Butler House and the Castle Stables. The house was then opened to the public as a guesthouse and conference centre.
In 2000, The Kilkenny Civic Trust had the gardens at Butler House landscaped, in order to return them to their original splendour. The gardens have since become an attraction for the many visitors to Kilkenny.(Butler House, Kilkenny website)
Customized, stock, vintage & classic vehicles captured as they arrive or departed from the Mega Cruise at Butler Airport.
Butler Road is the only center platform station on the line, necessitating use of the center door. 4 Debember 1984. © 2014 Peter Ehrlich
Continuing our hike along the rim toward the ruins. We walked along the edge, over the top on the ruins, then off screen to the left where we found a slightly precarious down climb to the shelf.
I don't have a photo of it, but along the rim near here were old anchors cemented into the rock. We though there may have been, at one time, some sort of ladder system down to the ruins.
I didn't realise when I visited Seahouses earlier today, 20th June 2018, with a Roadmark Travel coach that an earlier fleet member was also present. Butler Brothers. Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Dennis Javelin Berkhof Axial V10 BUT had been new to the West Sussex operator as V978 FPF.